Susanna Riva In the new episode of "Non lo faccio per moda" hosted by Giulia Salemi, Selvaggia Lucarelli was more candid than ever. The unfiltered interview addressed topics ranging from her personal life to the dynamics of television media, including her opinions on prominent figures in news and entertainment.
Among the various topics discussed, the host touched on her decision to leave the judging panel of Dancing with the Stars, a step that surprised the audience. The conversation also revealed candid thoughts on colleagues, influencers, and her own mistakes, providing food for thought on how appearances can be deceiving.
Alcohol, weight, and the biggest lie
Lucarelli stated that she has been completely abstinent from alcohol for the past two years, emphasizing that the decision stemmed from a desire for personal well-being. " I've eliminated alcohol from my life ," she stated clearly, specifying that she's never had problems with excess but wanted to eliminate the substance entirely to feel lighter and more focused.
The topic of body image came up when she revealed what she considered "the biggest lie" she'd ever told: lying about being happy with 20 extra pounds. "I told it to others a bit, I was a bit cunning and a bit of a coward," she admitted, acknowledging that the extra weight was more of a scapegoat than a shared reality. The confession highlighted the psychological pressure celebrities often face to maintain a perfect image.
Professional disappointments and digs at stars
Turning to work, Selvaggia Lucarelli expressed disappointment in her colleague Pablo Trincia , though she still called him a valuable figure. She explained that their only disagreement over a news story could have turned into an "underground war" if they hadn't chosen direct confrontation, demonstrating that dialogue remains essential even among professionals.
Regarding her love life, the host recalled her relationship with Lorenzo Biagiarelli, who is younger than her, emphasizing that age shouldn't be an obstacle. The comparison was direct with Melissa Satta, who recounted her relationship with Carlo Beretta, also younger, and received a jab from Lucarelli: "Yours is also 11 billion more." The quip, besides eliciting smiles, highlighted the prejudices still present in society towards couples with age differences.
Fedez, the shadow of the moth
When it came to discussing current events, Lucarelli described Fedez as a "complex character." She explained that the rapper lives "in the shadows but seeks light," describing him as a moth oscillating between contradictions and contrasts. According to the host, the artist doesn't deny his dark side, but rather admits it, interspersing that awareness with denials of other flaws, creating a fascinating yet difficult-to-decipher personality.
Chiara Ferragni, the lost aura
The most scathing criticism was reserved for Chiara Ferragni . Lucarelli argued that the digital entrepreneur had lost "the aura that surrounded her," transforming from an influencer "goddess" to someone trying to present herself as "a simple girl." He added that Ferragni, despite her success, had shown "alarms" without knowing when the going was slippery, revealing an unexpected vulnerability.
Farewell to Dancing with the Stars and his relationship with Milly Carlucci
The reason for his withdrawal from Dancing with the Stars has been explained as a conflict between his ironic style and an audience described as "aged," disinclined to grasp his humor. "The Dancing with the Stars audience had a hard time digesting me," he stated, emphasizing that, for years, viewers hadn't regretted his departure. Despite the professional rift, he confirmed that his relationship with Milly Carlucci remained excellent, even though he hadn't heard her on the phone recently.
Her transparency made the interview a true moment of reflection on authenticity, media pressure, and the search for a work-life balance.